Saints2668 
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Reality TV is not reality TV unless no one knows there is a camera present! Knowing there is a camera VASTLY alters the way a person would normally behave! Most everyone is "playing" to the camera!
Reply #1. Jun 27 11, 3:41 PM
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postal315
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I agree to a point. I think after awhile, people forget or don't care about the camera.
Reply #2. Jun 29 11, 11:11 AM
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| rieker01
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Depends on what you mean by reality. It is definitely not scripted, but how many times do they make people do the same thing over and over. Creative Editing helps too plus there is always the build up.
Reply #3. Jul 03 11, 8:52 PM
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wyambezi
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I don't know why they still call them reality shows. Most of the "regular" people on these shows have been coached to behave differently than they normally would in order to make so-called "better television". There's a glut of these shows because it's cheaper programming for the networks, while good-quality, unemployed writers still scramble to find work in other fields.
Reply #4. Aug 11 11, 3:20 PM
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klinews
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Its faction. It's semi-authentic situations edited to the point where it bears so little resemblance to reality it might as well be fiction.
Reply #5. Aug 27 11, 3:49 PM
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blindcat78
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The shows that I watch are real & not fake.
Reply #6. Aug 28 11, 2:39 PM
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dg_dave
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Depends on the series. Some of the ones on truTV aren't, but I think most of the others are, and I don't watch any but what is on truTV for that reason.
Reply #7. Oct 18 11, 10:24 AM
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| jokes_2500
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I enjoy X Factor. It's a real show.
Reply #8. Mar 09 12, 9:57 AM
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IAMMAGIK7
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I like some reality shows such as Big Brother and Survivor, but they are directed and not so much reality. I think my favorite and "only" reality show is Deadliest Catch, you can't fake injury or death! Still miss you Phil!
Reply #9. Mar 09 12, 11:18 AM
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| deputygary
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It seems more and more shows are pseudo-reality. Shows like "Operation Repo" purport to be reality but, in fact, they are recreations of repossession situations. "Pawn Stars" seems to be another pseudo-reality show. I doubt that they film every single customer who comes in wanting to pawn something. If they have something unique or unusual, they probably cue the person to come in again on-camera with the item. How else could Rick, Corey, et al. know so much history on the items. They clearly bone up before the cameras roll.
Reply #10. Mar 09 12, 12:02 PM
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